About this Event
50 North Professor Street, Oberlin, OH 44074
Fall applications are open now!
Fall 2025 marks the inaugural semester of Oberlin College’s new Oberlin-in-Paris program. Join Professors Ann Cooper Albright and Grace An for a wonderful introduction to one of the world’s most storied cities. We will use Paris as a base for savoring the flavors of France (literally and figuratively) and explore urban life through courses that focus on the public life of the streets and cafes as well as the extraordinary performances to be seen during the fall 2025 theater season. Students will also take a French language course at the appropriate level with native speakers. These classes offer a variety of interdisciplinary connections and fulfill credits in French, dance, food studies, and the journalism programs as well as cultural diversity.
Studying abroad and learning about a new place and new cultures is an inherently transformative experience. Paris is one of the most beautiful, green, and walkable cities in the world, as well as being a center for art, music, theater, and dance – both historic and contemporary. In addition, Paris is a nexus for some of the most amazing culinary traditions influenced by flavors from all over the world. Every corner of the city hosts fresh markets on a daily or weekly basis and fall is the perfect time to indulge in the fruits and menus of the harvest season. Together, we will feast on the tastes, sights, and sounds of this mythic and vibrant city.
Oberlin-in-Paris parallels the Oberlin-in-London program in that it features Oberlin faculty as part of a semester-long immersion into city life, only in French! Students in the program are registered at Oberlin, and their courses are Oberlin College courses, so there is no need to transfer credits or financial aid. Moreover, the Office of Financial Aid adjusts aid packages to take account of those living costs—mainly housing and food—which are higher in Paris.
Event Details
See Who Is Interested
0 people are interested in this event
User Activity
No recent activity